Clemson coach Dabo Swinney gives first thoughts on opening CFP game against Texas
▪ Swinney’s trip out to Austin to shadow then-Texas coach Mack Brown in February 2009, entering his first year as Clemson’s full-time head coach at age 39, was “life-changing.” He took his entire staff down and spent hours picking Brown’s brain. He still has seven to nine pages of notes from the visit. “That time was transformational.”
It's been a while since Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers have been in a game featured on ESPN's "College GameDay." And ...
Texas is the better seed and the favorite in the game, but it is Clemson coming in with momentum. The Tigers wouldn't have even made the CFP without shocking SMU in the ACC Championship Game with ...
Clemson punched its ticket to the CFP after winning the ACC championship. Follow along here with live updates on who the ...
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The first round of the College Football Playoff will be hosted at school sites. Here’s our prediction on who Clemson will ...
CLEMSON — Clemson football looks to end its three-year CFP drought with a win in the ACC Championship Game. The No. 17 ...
The Texas Longhorns fell in agonizing fashion to the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Championship over the weekend, leaving them ...
Texas (11-2) is the No. 5 seed in the 12-team College Football Playoff. Clemson (10-3) earned the No. 12 seed.
Why not us?” Those were the words of Dabo Swinney days before the ACC Championship. He believed that if Clemson could enter the College Football Playoff, they’ ...
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